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Does your wife / girlfriend have a sense of humour?
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I like it RF, I like it!
Gotta do this!Having said that, I do quite like being attached to my te5ticles!
"Does your wife /girlfriend have a sense of humour?"
I can assure you the current Mrs Green needs a sense of humour to put up with me. [/i][/b]
I can assure you the current Mrs Green needs a sense of humour to put up with me.
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Yes I can see how being described as the 'current' wife of someone would require a sense of humour.... at the very least!"Does your wife /girlfriend have a sense of humour?"
I can assure you the current Mrs Green needs a sense of humour to put up with me.
No need to wait till Sunday for the answer,
NO
I love the "multipack" notice on the back... subtle!
Some years ago I worked with a bit of a nutter who, one February, pulled out a large map mounted on cardboard from under his desk. He explained that he decided where to send his Valentine's cards based on a geographical distribution where his house was at the focus. For example, if there was one lucky lady 10 miles north of his house, there would also be one 4 miles south and one 6 miles south.
Once he had calculated who would receive cards, he sent them 2nd class as he had heard the old adage about treating 'em mean to keep 'em keen...
He once decided NOT to send a card to a lady he really liked and had a good chance with, simply because it would have sent his model all out of whack.
Nice guy, a brilliant mind, but as mad as a box of frogs.
Some years ago I worked with a bit of a nutter who, one February, pulled out a large map mounted on cardboard from under his desk. He explained that he decided where to send his Valentine's cards based on a geographical distribution where his house was at the focus. For example, if there was one lucky lady 10 miles north of his house, there would also be one 4 miles south and one 6 miles south.
Once he had calculated who would receive cards, he sent them 2nd class as he had heard the old adage about treating 'em mean to keep 'em keen...
He once decided NOT to send a card to a lady he really liked and had a good chance with, simply because it would have sent his model all out of whack.
Nice guy, a brilliant mind, but as mad as a box of frogs.
I've printed mine onto some thick glossy photo paper and it actually looks really good. 
I'll let you know the result on Sunday if I'm out of the hospital.
I'll let you know the result on Sunday if I'm out of the hospital.
I've done the same, nice glossy photo paper, even found a suitable envelope. Sunday might be fun, hope I don't find out what hospital food is like. My one is like a box of chocalates, full of suprises & never know what to expect. I do like to live dangerously. Shame the use by date was 05, makes me look like a cheapskate.
says "multi-pack" on the back, but then says 1 card e on the front..
also no one noticed the use by date? 15th feb 05???
also no one noticed the use by date? 15th feb 05???
Well I was picking up a sarnie In Asda and the greeter was waffling on about a Romantic meal for two in the restaurant,so book that and supply the card and you will be in for a night and a half I would think.
I would check out how good the local A&E is first though, and if they have any spare beds in Intensive Care
I would check out how good the local A&E is first though, and if they have any spare beds in Intensive Care
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That's not as bad as being a castrato
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So, it's off to the florists we go, hi ho, hi ho. 
